Free protection for your kids
Create a free personal record to identify you children! Enjoy free food, fun and activities! When? Saturday, July 21st, 2018 from 9am-3pm. Where? Ashland Masonic Lodge #156, 215 E. Broadway,
Roadwork scheduled for July 16-17
Lead Photo: What was previously the practice football field is now beginning to look like a softball/baseball complex at Southern Boone High School. New turf is going down this week
Free Mo Child Identification Program (MoCHIP) – July 21st
MoCHIP is a comprehensive child identification program designed to give Missouri families a measure of protection against the ever increasing problem of missing and abducted children. When? Saturday,
Boone County Fair stays with Sturgeon
It’s July and it’s hot. That means it must be Boone County Fair time. But regardless of heat or summer thunderstorms, young people will disregard the weather as they lead
SoBoCo adds more to reserve funds
A close look at the budget passed last month by the Southern Boone Schools board of education shows that the district is stuffing its reserve fund with cash – which,
Update: Hartsburg water boil extended
FRIDAY, JULY 13TH: The water service area listed below, located within Consolidated Water Supply District No. 1, of Boone County, Mo. is under a Precautionary Boil Water Advisory due to
Park Board tables naming east side lake
The Ashland Parks and Recreation board decided to delay the naming of a city-owned lake just east of U.S. 63. Cecil Payne, who resides on Kimberly Drive east of the
Hartsburg celebrates Fourth this weekend
When it comes to celebrating the Fourth of July, Hartsburg plans for plenty of fireworks and fun – they just choose to celebrate the weekend after the actual day. The
Eating fast, eating healthy is good business
Since elementary school we have been told that breakfast is “The most important meal of the day.” At last Thursday’s Southern Boone Chamber of Commerce quarterly breakfast, Ashland’s Paula Vandelicht
Providing a firecracker Fourth for 52 years
Keith and Kevin Brunstrom still remember the first firework stand their father, Jack, built 52 years ago. “A 10×10 wooden shack, with plywood and two by fours,” Kevin said of
